"COVID haunts minds" is a very odd way of saying "we learned at least a little bit from a recent global pandemic in which public health leaders downplayed the risk, got the biology of the virus wrong, and failed to implement mitigations". www.leparisien.fr/societe/sant...

TIL that “haunts minds” is apparently slang for causes cognitive, neurological, and psychological issues. Interesting. #COVID

Denver, Colorado has drained the the drinking water. Thank you DTC. www.politico.com/news/2026/05...

This is amazing - @kevinolearytv 🤡 is fearmongering about Chinese agents opposing his giant Utah data center… but it’s 2 young local girls in Utah who hilariously call him (and his “dumbass hat”) out👇🏽 Full: www.instagram.com/reel/DYU074V...

CDC not requiring hantavirus cruise passengers to isolate at home thehill.com/homenews/587...

And this is why vibes plus "hakuna matata" does not equal a viable Public Health strategy.

A hantavirus containment strategy based on people exposed to it being "encouraged that they can stay in Nebraska" is...uniquely American. In a direct-to-VHS zombie apocalypse movie* sort of way. *starring that guy who looks a bit like that famous actor only not, running down zombies with a combine

Canada's CPHO @jossreimer.bsky.social welcomes all cruise & World Cup passengers who fly in with someone with ANDV 🥳 No isolation needed. Enjoy your cruise, the games, your hotel, our bars. If you fall ill, a maskless hospital awaits! Sorry for hours long wait in ED. globalnews.ca/news/1184936...

I know you already have more than enough reasons to wear a mask but in a new BMJ article several scientists argue: “WHO should say plainly that ANDV should be managed as a pathogen with plausible airborne transmission,” so now you have yet another reason to wear a mask.

To most of us, this is dead obvious and common sense. But not for public health officials, evidently.

Now wait a minute! The notion that if you sit 2 or more rows away from someone spreading a respiratory airborne virus on a commercial passenger jet flight you are not going to be infected has been shown to be wrong. Indeed airborne particles are widely distributed throughout the cabin.

With Andes Hantavirus we are talking about a pathogen with a 40-50% case fatality rate. An abundance of caution to me means everyone on that plane is considered exposed regardless of where seated. journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

Hard to disagree with this!!! The crush at the gates, the endless unventilated periods at the gate... Then there's the flight staff 😳😳☠️

WHO Expert Recommends New Type Of Hantavirus Isolation That Starts After You Have Exposed Other People

#Brexit is back in the news, which reminded to repost this TOP cartoon by @mackinnonart.bsky.social

Watching Colbert and realizing once his show is gone, I'll have no reason to watch CBS again. Ever.

Can’t do an embargo, sanctions, or rationing of sunlight. This surely enrages the control freaks.

RICK RUBIN on why Hollywood keeps making soulless movies: "So many big movies are just not good because they're being made by people trying to make something they think someone else is going to like. That's not how art works. That's commerce."

Why do people hate Democratic Socialism when it so clearly works? You just tax a few obnoxious, power-mad billionaires (Musk, O’Leary, etc.) and make life better for millions. CAN I GET A FREAKING AMEN? THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!

There must be accountability at the end of the day….

Antivaxxers and covid minimizers

Release all the Epstein files already, this is getting crazy!

Of course.

Prove me wrong, humans! Prove me wrong.

A British man in his 60s, who shared a flight with a woman who later died from hantavirus, was detained at a bar in Italy. He and a companion, who was not on the flight, were taken to Milan’s Sacco Hospital and ordered into a 42-day isolation period until June 6. Source: archive.md/3xfUw

By paulypandemic: Hantavirus is airborne It has a 40% mortality rate. It’s not mild Asymptomatic cases confirmed Incubation period is 8 weeks This doesn’t just affect the elderly and disabled. Even if it did, their lives have value And thanks to COVID, we have an immunocompromised population

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There Won’t Be A Hantavirus Pandemic. No One Outside The Cruise Ship Has Even—Oh Hang On

Hantavirus Won’t Be Able To Spread In Schools, Says TV Doctor, Because Transmission Requires Prolonged Exposure In Enclosed Spaces

Kiln- bound today! 🔥 I’m trying some new small designs.

"Can you explain this gap in your resume?" Me:

Dibs on the little car piece (jk monopoly sucks you couldn't pay me to play it)

Experts Unsure How Hantavirus Knows When Contact Is Social Rather Than Medical, But Insist That It Does

Infection Control Experts Unsure Of Hantavirus Transmission Mode, Advise Public To Use Only Precautions That Feel Comfortable

Trump Appoints Horse As Acting CDC Director, Expects Smooth Senate Confirmation

Mild Patient Mildly Tests Mildly Positive Mildly For Mild Hantamildvirus

What have we done?? 😔💔😔💔 bmjpaedsopen.bmj.com/content/10/1...

Hantavirus Quarantine Facilities To Use Full Emergency ‘Cough Into Elbow’ Protocol

By QuietFriend: No Masks One Mask Two masks Source: x.com/QuietFriend3...

While I am very happy to hear that the hantavirus outbreak is not a COVID situation and will not transmit person to person the way COVID did, I am of course reminded that they said the same thing about COVID.

Global Outbreak Map - Hantavirus Monitor 🔸Total infected: 10 🔸Total deaths: 3 🔸Suspected: 56

"A French woman who tested positive for hantavirus after she was evacuated from a cruise ship reported symptoms to doctors onboard but was told it was probably just anxiety" 🤦‍♂️ #Hantavirus #cruiseship

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By tern: "'Prolonged Close Contact' is the new 'It's not airborne'." Source: x.com/1goodtern/st...

And on top of this, so many deaths of older adults were not counted as COVID, but were caused by it. A family member died of a heart attack after a prolonged case of COVID. I know so many other people who have similar stories.

Many older adults who died of COVID weren’t close to death before infection, study suggests "About 28% of older people in England who died of COVID-19 in the first 2.5 years of the pandemic would likely, if uninfected, have lived at least another 5 years" Source: www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/man...

No one gets a pass... Except Australia 🫠🫠 journals.lww.com/pidj/fulltex...

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